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Salary: £50,000 Full-time equivalent  Contract type: Part-time (4 days a week), 2 years fixed term  Location: London    Flexible working available.    Following its spin out from the Wellcome Trust in 2021, OKRE brings together the entertainment industry, research and lived experience to catalyse content that challenges our perceptions. Alongside the OKRE Network and Fund, our programme of successful cross-sector events includes the OKRE Summit and OKRE Development Rooms.     As we enter the next phase of our development, we are seeking an enterprising and delivery-focussed producer with strong entertainment sector knowledge to develop content, deliver events and ensure the organisation meets its ambitious goals and objectives.    The successful candidate will be a key member of the senior team, implementing the overall business strategy, programming and delivering OKRE’s content and events. This includes the flagship...

THE FORCE OF GRAVITY Gravity Media exists to create world-class content that inspires and excites. Our 500 people serve clients in all markets, from sport and media to news and entertainment, working all over the world from bases in the UK, Australia, USA, France, Germany and Qatar. We are driven by client service excellence. We’re always looking and listening, keeping up with the latest broadcast innovations – or pioneering them. Above all, we channel our energy into maintaining our reputation for flawless execution, deep technical expertise and efficient delivery. OUR BRAND PROMISE We use the collective power of our people and resources to capture, craft and create – putting our clients at the centre of our universe. We are expert, innovative and reliable; a guiding force in a complex world. It’s what we bring together that sets us apart. We are looking for a skilled EVS Operator to join our team to help shape and master in-game...

What is Rise? Rise is a global advocacy membership organisation that supports diversity in the broadcast media technology sector. Funded and supported by industry, its goal is to ensure that there is a gender balanced and diverse workforce across the specific areas of engineering and technical operations. Why is the Rise Up Academy needed? The broadcast media technology industry is facing a severe skills shortage and is currently not able to recruit the engineering and technical talent it needs. BT Sport, Sky, Gravity Media, dB Broadcast, ITV and the BBC are amongst many broadcast companies who clearly state they need more technical and engineering talent. Rises’ recent survey, in partnership with the IABM, showed that males occupy more C’level positions, women earn significantly less money and the industry is 83% white. Furthermore, there is a declining number of students applying for Media Technology courses at University, fewer apprenticeship programmes and a lack of...